Cool. Meanwhile, this is what’s happening at Manyvids: https://www.404media.co/manyvids-porn-platform-ai-psychosis-bella-french-bio/
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To rephrase more clearly: Manyvids is the one platform in this space that’s historically been on the side of creators, and with Manyvids imploding and the other platforms turning the screws, creators are facing an increasingly bleak landscape with no decent options. It’s extremely depressing.
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And things like fraud, extortion, and assault are already illegal and happen in other industries.
Maybe some education and resources for models to avoid and escape these situations?
Maybe a licensing and approval system for such agents? That would probably be better done by the public rather than private sector.
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